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The Binding of Isaac Afterbirth+ expansion is going to be a paid piece of DLC according to Edmund McMillen

If you're confused about what Afterbirth+ is, its essentially an upcoming piece of DLC for The Binding of Isaac: Afterbirth that will bring with it new items & enemies, a bestiary, a couple of features they are being very hush-hush about and most importantly mod support along with tools that will allow you to fiddle with the game's code in order to create whatever monstrosities lay in your imagination.

Details about the DLC itself were rather scarce when it was first announced but in a recent blog post Edmund McMillen, who is now apparently evil, shared a few tidbits of information on Afterbirth+ including the fact that it is going to be a paid piece of DLC rather than a free update as many expected.

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Final Fantasy IX Steam store page is up along with system requirements and release date

Square Enix sure is working fast on these Final Fantasy ports because its only been 7 days since the Final Fantasy IX PC & mobile port was announcement and they're already giving out further information.

According to the newly added Steam page Final Fantasy IX will be arriving on PC in early 2016 and will feature improved graphics as well as Steam achievements, five gameplay modifiers (such as the advertised no encounter mode), autosaving and more.

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Old School Runescape has recieved a new expansion titled Zeah: Great Kourend

Runescape has been around for 15 years now and as you might imagine it underwent a lot of changes during its life but not all of them were well received by the community. The patches that came in the last few years were the most controversial, so much so that Jagex ended up making a special version of Runescape that would run on old patches in order to appease both sides of the playerbase, a rather brilliant move as it turns out.

The old school version of Runescape is apparently popular enough to warrant a rather big expansion, first part of which has been released today. The expansion titled Zeah: Great Kourend is adding new ways for players to level up their skills, a new landmass and bustling city to explore as well as five great houses to appease in order to make a name for yourself.

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Torment: Tides of Numenera beta testing will open up soon with Early Access following shortly

This might come as a surprise but its been 17 years since Planescape: Torment graced the PC world and revolutionized RPG storytelling in such a fashion that very few games even today can come close.

And after all that waiting it appears we'll finally be able to take a good look at its spiritual successor, Torment: Tides of Numenera, as the beta will become available for eligible Kickstarter backers on January 17th with Steam Early Access following shortly on January 26th.

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Psychonauts 2 has recently been funded on Double Fine's own Fig crowdfunding website

[Update]: Six years after its big reveal, Psychonauts 2 has now finally been unleashed onto PC and consoles!

After the initial announcement of the Fig crowdfunding campaign for Psychonauts 2 Double Fine managed to raised a whopping $1,500,000 in a single day.

However, since the initial rush things have slowed down significantly and it was only recently that Psychonauts 2 was fully funded. It currently sits at $3,300,000 and with only 5 days left now would be the time to pledge if you're really interested in any of the reward tiers.

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The Oculus Rift pre-orders are now live and everyone who backed the Kickstarter's development kit pledge gets one for free

The day has finally come, after a long wait the world's very first VR device - the Oculus Rift - is now available for pre-purchase.

You can find all of the details as well as how to pre-order your own copy over at the Oculus website though be warned, it is quite pricey at $599 and €699 for us in the EU (without shipping).

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Rise of the Tomb Raider PC system requirements and release date announced

After being rather tight lipped for months on the fate of the PC port of Rise of the Tomb Raider Square Enix has finally announced all of the details, well, almost all of them.

I say almost because while they did just recently release the minimum system requirements they completely skipped over the recommended ones. Not a big deal by any stretch as those are more of a guideline than anything else but still a bit odd. In any case, here's the info you came here for:

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